Another Oregon Arrest Continues the Pattern at Oregon- By John Canzano
by: John Canzano, The Oregonian
March 7, 2010
Let me start off this article by saying that it is a blessing for the faithful readers of the Oregonian to be reading this article today. The Bald Faced Truth planned on being at his parents house today, in an attempt to persuade his parents to start believing in him. By God, I've written enough for you people, so much that I have a FREAKING SPORTSWRITER OF THE YEAR TROPHY! Anyway, I guess I'll crank out this piece for you guys.
Chip Kelly, the Tony Soprano to the Soprano Crime Family that is the Oregon Duck football team (GO BEAVERS! Heh! Oops!), has once again proven that he has lost all control of these hardcore thug characters that are a part of the team. In what can be described only as a disgusting insult to what is good and decent in today's society, Josh Kaddu, an absolutely despicable young man, has been cited for being a MINOR in possession of ALCOHOL.
Take a moment to think about that.
A minor, in possession of ALCOHOL? This can only be compared to society's most heinous crimes, such as capital murder, strangulation, stealing laptops, and posting mean things on Facebook. Is this a telling sign of the lack of institutional control down in Eugene? You bet my bald face it is.
After this string of unacceptable and irrefutably ignominious actions, there is no excuse not to have Chip Kelly following these hardcore criminals around every corner. Forget a Super Nanny (read my awesome column after our favorite Facebook fiend, Jamere Holland's, expulsion from the team to understand this super-awesome reference), we need a Super Kelly!
As great as this proposition would be in terms of keeping these felonious children in line, let's be realistic, it's not happenin'! Kelly is too concerned with keeping his inventory of cocaine-dealing prostitutes, child laborers, and baby killers doing their jobs. That leads me to ask, what is the solution?
There is one solution, and one solution only, and that is discontinuing the Oregon Duck football program. Chip Kelly and his band lunatics are causing danger and disruption in the fair little town of Eugene, so let's disband the program, ship all the kids off to Compton, the Marcy Projects, and South-Central, and live happily ever after.
A bit harsh? So was Chip when we chatted on the phone, so why not return the favor? Yeah, I'm a professional and ethical journalist like that! (SUCK IT CAUSE I WAS SPORTSWRITER OF THE YEAR LAST YEAR!).
Thanks for reading, and Go Beavers!
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Dude,
you didn’t need to copy and paste the entire article, you could have just created a fanshot.
Well Canzano, maybe your parents didn’t believe in you.
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by Matt Daddy on Mar 7, 2010 10:44 AM PST reply actions 3 recs
Hahah
I have a mancrush on the Maehlman.
by TennesseeQuackAttack8 on Mar 7, 2010 10:51 AM PST up reply actions
i second that
wants to challenge the definitions of sin and search the world for lovers of ultimate beauty but never settle in.
by joffthedeckk on Mar 7, 2010 11:10 AM PST up reply actions
I wish it would have been just a link, because then I wouldn't have read it.
Please world, stop reading Canzano.
My parents don't believe in Canzano either.
by Bill Musgrave on Mar 7, 2010 3:28 PM PST up reply actions
dude he was the first 20 year old to ever drink alcohol
you gotta understand this is a rarity among college students.
Sorry guys, Canzano got onto my account and posted this.
Hate to subject you to this kind of crap.
I have a mancrush on the Maehlman.
by TennesseeQuackAttack8 on Mar 7, 2010 6:36 PM PST reply actions
Update from Johnny C
"I apologize to Coach Kelly both for my conduct during his interview on my show and for all he has had to go through since the arrest of LaMichael James. I accept responsibility for my actions of badgering him without knowing all of the facts. I am also sorry that he has been treated by some people as though he deserved blame for not bowing to my irrational demands. He does not. I ask people to treat Coach Kelly with respect. I now know that he has not done anything wrong.
"Coach Kelly and I have been in a relationship that has meant a lot to me. Regardless of how things are now, I care for and respect him and ask others to do the same. During the long year that he has been coach and I have been commentator, I have always thought I knew his job better than him. Once this has passed, I’m sure I’ll feel that way again.
"I hope to put this matter behind me and to learn from it, at least until people have forgotten what an ass I have been. I have made my mistake and accept the benefits of the fame it has brought me. I look forward to demonstrating to Beaver Nation and my editors that I am the same great man that I have always believed myself to be.
"Sincerely, Johnny C."

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